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Imagine a very small person with a long pointy cap on, running around your yard causing mischief and mayhem. These creatures are often referred as garden Gnomes. Their existence has been debated for many years. They may just be figment of ones imagination used to blame for things whose cause is unknown, or perhaps they exist in our everyday lives. My belief on the idea of the existence of Gnomes is preposterous.
Gnomes are believed to be 15cm tall, but with its cap on it appears much taller. Their feet are somewhat pigeon toed which gives them extra speed and agility through the wood and grass. The males weigh 300 grams and the females weigh 250-275 grams. Most gnomes are 7 times stronger than a man, they also can run at speeds of 35mph, and have better sight then a hawk.
I believe that the idea of little people running around in gardens is absurd. I believe that if they did have little people they would have extreme health issues. It is physically impossible for someone of that stature to run do speeds of 35mph, it is even impossible for full grown humans to obtain running speeds of that nature. There is no video evidence that supports the idea that Gnomes even exist. If they do exist how would they have come about, and why have they not been exposed to the general public.
It is obvious that the non credible information out weighs the credible information, therefore proving my thesis that Gnomes do not exist. Although many people believe in Gnomes I think that we should work to discredit this insane idea.
References
Forest Gnome http://423smith.com/wp-content/gnomes.jpg Date Retrieved-April 8th, 2009
Monstrous.com http://faerie.monstrous.com/gnomes.htm Date Retrieved-April 6th, 2009
Gnomeland.co.uk http://www.gnomeland.co.uk/HISTORY.htm Date Retrieved-April 6th, 2009
the-artistic-garden.com http://www.the-artistic-garden.com/garden-gnome.html Date Retrieved-April 6th, 2009
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